JP2019058522A - Storage rack and system kitchen with the same - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a storage rack that can place articles by using an upper placing shelf and also can store kitchenware by hanging it, and provide a system kitchen by installing the storage rack at the side and in the lower part of a simple sink.SOLUTION: A storage rack 2 includes a rack body 4 for storing a stored material and a carriage body 6 for moving the rack body 4. The rack body 4 includes a lower placing shelf 10 placed in a carriage body, an upper placing shelf 8, and connecting support poles 14a-14d for connecting and supporting the upper placing shelf 8 and the lower placing shelf 10. The upper placing shelf 8 includes a frame body 16, multiple first connecting members provided at the frame body 16 and multiple second connecting members. Also, the lower placing shelf 10 is configured to be the same as this upper placing shelf 8, and the upper placing shelf 8 is arranged and used to be upside down. The storage rack is arranged at the side and in the lower part of a simple sink, and kitchenware is stored by using a hanging tool.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a storage rack used to store cooking utensils and the like, and a system kitchen including the storage rack.

  The early sinks were simple sinks, but the systematized kitchen became popular, and it was enameled with a door that opened and closed and the appearance was great, but the interior was dark and the utensils were stacked and stored, They took their knees to take out the cooking utensils and took time and effort and took out and stored them. Furthermore, because the door is heavy, the casing is made of a steel frame and dirt on the sink flows down, rusting the casing and tarring it, making it a strong presence on the floor, making it impossible to manage the extremely filthy environment The cockroach was living in such a sink and became an impeccable kitchen, and when it was going to replace the kitchen, the dirt got stuck and the floor was to be rehomed, causing great damage.

  Furthermore, the workbench of the sink was narrow and work such as washing and cooking of dishes was inefficient, consuming labor and time. There is a document in which improvement is attempted in which dishes and the like are put in a rack to effectively use the work table to solve the problem that the work table is narrow (for example, see Patent Document 1).

  Recently, a system kitchen from a door type to an all stainless steel drawer type has become mainstream, but the cost is extremely high and only some people can buy it.

  This type is also the same principle to store repeatedly, dirt in the drawer, it takes time to clean it, and cooking is the essence of the function just compete for luxury and also face-to-face kitchen Accumulating and storing instruments, narrow work benches, and even larger-sized ones, even if they are renovated and transported by industrial waste, it takes a considerable cost, and the living condition of the roach is further expanded and the essence has not changed.

  Furthermore, although the dishwasher is used by occupying a part of the sink or is built in the system kitchen, according to the survey, one third of those who use it according to the manufacturer's catalog every time after meals One third of those who use it, one that is not used, or one who uses it occasionally, is a product that is not profitable, and a dishwashing tool (see, for example, Patent Document 2) is superior to a dishwasher. It has been put to practical use.

Patent No. 5246527 gazette Patent No. 5988464

The essential problem with this is to change the storage method of cooking utensils repeatedly, to hang and store it, and to be based on the simplest simple stainless steel sink without doors and drawers.
There is a rack of wire mesh type that can be hung or placed at the bottom or the side of the simple sink, and a rack of seismic isolation structure is mounted with casters that can be mounted with bearings and can move freely. To prevent dirt, to prevent roaches from living, to further improve storage efficiency and dramatically increase storage capacity, and further expand the area of the work table, the rack stored under the sink is pulled out The thin tray can be placed on top of it to perform various tasks.

  Furthermore, by using a dishwashing tool (Japanese Patent No. 5988464) which is superior to a dishwasher in function, energy is used for cleaning and drying of dishes, cooking utensils and food by integrating with the expansion and rack function of the work table. It can save water (1/3 of hand washing), reduce handling time and labor, achieve the fastest washing and drying, and build a very cheap and clean system kitchen.

A storage rack according to claim 1 of the present invention comprises a rack body for storing a storage item, and a carriage for moving the rack body,
The rack main body includes a lower mounting shelf mounted on the carriage, an upper mounting shelf disposed above the lower mounting shelf, and a connection of the upper mounting shelf to the lower mounting shelf. And a plurality of connecting support poles for supporting,
The upper mounting shelf includes a rectangular frame, a plurality of first connection members provided at predetermined intervals in the frame, and a direction perpendicular to the predetermined direction in the frame. A connecting portion having a plurality of second connecting members provided at intervals and having connecting holes whose inner diameters gradually decrease upward is provided at four corners of the frame, and between adjacent connecting portions A pair of connecting wires disposed at an interval in the vertical direction are fixed by welding, and a reinforcing wire formed in a corrugated shape is fixed by welding between the pair of connecting wires,
The lower mounting shelf has the same configuration as the upper mounting shelf, and the upper mounting shelf is disposed upside down, and the upper ends of the plurality of connection support poles are mounted via the holding member. The lower mounting shelf portion is inserted into the connection hole of the corresponding connection portion of the frame of the shelf portion, and the lower end portion of the plurality of connection support poles is placed via the holding member disposed upside down In the connection hole of the corresponding connection portion of the frame body of
Further, the carriage body has a carriage body for supporting the rack body, and a plurality of caster means attached to the bottom surface of the carriage body, and the wheels of the plurality of caster means are outside of the carriage body The lower mounting shelf portion of the rack body is mounted on the carriage main body of the carriage, and the connection at the four corners of the lower mounting shelf portion of the rack body is provided. A storage rack characterized in that the unit is fitted in the notches in the four corners of the carriage.

  Further, in the storage rack according to claim 2 of the present invention, a cover member is attached to a front surface of the rack main body, and the cover member is disposed across the upper mounting shelf and the lower mounting shelf. It is characterized by

  In the storage rack according to claim 3 of the present invention, the mounting holder is configured to be mountable on the upper surface of the upper mounting shelf portion of the rack main body, and the mounting holder has an interval. A plurality of holding members disposed in an upright position are provided, and cooking knives are inserted and held between adjacent holding members.

In addition, the system kitchen according to claim 4 of the present invention has a simple sink body provided with a sink for washing dishes and a cooking work table for performing a cooking operation; With two storage racks,
The square portion of the simple sink body is provided with a leg portion, the support plate is disposed on three sides except the front surface of the simple sink body, the support plate is attached to the leg portion, and the leg portion and the support plate Thus, a lower storage space whose front is open is provided at the lower part of the simple sink body, and a drainage pipe from the sink of the simple sink body extends downward through the lower storage space of the simple sink body,
One of the storage racks is movably disposed on the side of the simple sink body to function as a side storage rack, and the plurality of first connection members and / or the plurality of second connection members of the side storage racks are provided. , A first hanger for hanging large cooking utensils is detachably mounted,
Another one of the storage racks functions as a first lower storage rack movably accommodated on the side where the drainage pipe does not exist in the lower accommodation space of the simple sink body, and the first lower storage rack The frame of the upper mounting shelf is provided with an opening by cutting a part of the plurality of first connection members and the plurality of second connection members, and the plurality of first connection members and / or the plurality of second connections The member is detachably attached with a second hanger for suspending small cooking utensils,
When the first lower storage rack is pulled out from the lower storage space of the simple sink body, the opening is exposed to the outside, and the small cookware can be attached to and removed from the second hanger through the opening. It is characterized by

  Further, in the system kitchen according to claim 5 of the present invention, in addition to the side storage rack and the first lower storage rack, the system kitchen further includes a third storage rack according to claim 1; The storage rack functions as a second lower storage rack movably accommodated on the front side of the drainage pipe in the lower accommodation space of the simple sink body, and the lower mounting shelf and / or the second lower storage rack and / or A storage tray is mounted on the upper mounting shelf, and an arranging net member is disposed on an inner bottom portion of the storage tray, and suspended from the upper mounting shelf of the side storage rack and the first lower storage rack. Cookware that can not be placed on top of the

  Further, in the system kitchen according to claim 6 of the present invention, the first lower storage rack is the lower portion of the simplified sink body in the detergent washing step, finish washing step or drying step when washing dishes and the like. After being pulled out from the storage space or further pulled out, it is further rotated to be disposed at a position where the working efficiency is good, and in this arrangement state, one or a plurality of thin trays are placed on the upper mounting shelf, and further the simple sink One or a plurality of thin trays are placed on the cooking work table of the main body, and dishes are classified and stored in the thin trays in the detergent washing step, the finish washing step, or the drying step. The lower storage rack is characterized in that it functions as a transfer rack for transferring the tableware after the final process to a predetermined storage mounting shelf.

  Furthermore, in the system kitchen according to claim 7 of the present invention, a faucet is attached to the simple sink body or the proximity wall thereof, and a washing and drying tool for jetting and cleaning dishes on the faucet is removable. The washing and drying tool is connected to the water supply flexible hose connected to the water faucet, a jet body attached to the flexible hose, a washing table for placing the dishes, and the washing bed. A washing and drying tool including a nozzle portion of a jet body and a cover body for covering the dishes and a part of the washing table, and further, a water purifier with a shower through a quick joint with a stop valve provided on the flexible hose It is characterized by being equipped with a washing and drying tool which can be replaced and used with the washing unit.

  According to the storage rack described in claim 1 of the present invention, although there are similar products in which a plurality of shelves made of steel wire are arranged in the same posture and connected by a support pole and there is a caster ahead, this main use is a shelf There is a thing called a rack with a poor caster (there is no substitute) for placing or fixing things on the floor or changing the placement, but when hanging up the cooking utensil etc. and using it as a rack Large cookware collides in motion and it can not be applied as it sounds like a bell. Therefore, it is possible to move very lightly by adopting a caster with bearings attached to the truck body by separating the rack body and the truck body.

Furthermore, if the caster which moves eccentrically to the pole is attached, it will hit the legs of the sink or the next rack etc. and a loud noise will be emitted here, so the caster is provided inside the truck body so as not to interfere with other things.
There is no fixture in the caster, and the cooking equipment hanging inside for the earthquake measures is the center of gravity, and the storage rack is not necessary because the caster operates quickly on the floor surface and performs the seismic isolation function.

  Furthermore, a force is applied to the lower mounting shelf mounted on the carriage, and the lower mounting shelf and the connector are disposed upside down to constitute the rack body, and the carriage covers the front of the lower mounting shelf. A cover is also provided on the front part shown in claim 2 to prevent dust from coming in from the floor by the operator, and it is possible to prevent the dirt from the sink and the work table and the dust from entering. This storage rack is a base of three types of storage racks which constitute a system sink.

  According to the system kitchen of claim 4 of the present invention, the side storage rack, the simple sink and the first lower storage rack are provided inside, and the side rack is provided with a hanging tool to suspend large-sized cooking utensils in large quantities. Store and lightly pull it out or rotate it by 90 degrees, there is no collision noise of cooking utensils, the inside can be taken out and stored at a glance at a glance, the posture can be done in an easy state, there are very few dirt and maintenance Since the rack body and the truck body can be separated, it is extremely easy and can be stored cleanly without roaches.

Also, the members of the storage rack are finished by plating, the cover is made of stainless steel and looks good.
It is a product that can be sold alone, and a limited number of prototypes are sold, but it is very popular.

  The simple sink does not require any construction and is easily assembled. It is made of all stainless steel and does not rust. A part of the shelf integrally made at the lower part is laser cut to form a space and the four legs are also firmly fixed. There is. When the rack stored inside is pulled out, it is a clean sink where the floor is visible and can be cleaned regularly.

  The first lower storage rack is contained therein, the opening appears when pulled out, and the small cooking appliance is suspended around or around the opening or suspended across the first connection member or the second connection member. It is an innovative storage rack that can be easily removed and stored at a glance.

It's nice to use this storage rack frequently as if it were lightly moving like a drawer.
The structure is clean and roach can not live.

  Moreover, according to the system kitchen of claim 5 of the present invention, a small rack is adopted because space is limited and there is no hanging tool or cover, and a cookware or thin tray which can not be suspended is stored and simplified. It can be pulled out from the sink and stored easily. Also, since it is stored in a deep tray, no cover is necessary.

  Further, according to the system kitchen of the present invention, the first lower storage tray is pulled out from the lower storage space of the simple sink body in the preliminary cleaning step, the detergent cleaning step, the finishing step or the drying step by hand washing. And one or more thin trays are placed on the cooking bench of this simple sink body, and one or more on the upper placement shelf of the first lower storage tray. Since thin trays are placed, the thin trays can be used to efficiently clean dishes by classifying them in the respective steps. It is a revolutionary first storage rack that achieves the storage tool, the workbench and the transport tool.

  Furthermore, according to the system kitchen of claim 7 of the present invention, when equipped with a washing / drying tool as an aid for hand washing in the state described in claim 6, the labor and time can be reduced, the washing and drying, Achieve a revolutionary system kitchen that contributes significantly to energy savings, water savings, cost savings, and environmental protection.

FIG. 1 is a front view of an embodiment of a storage rack according to the present invention. FIG. 2 is a plan view showing a rack main body of the storage rack of FIG. 1; The disassembled perspective view which decomposes | disassembles and shows the rack main body of FIG. The fragmentary sectional view which shows the connection structure of the connection support pole, the upper mounting shelf, and the lower mounting shelf in the rack main body of FIG. FIG. 3 is an enlarged partial sectional view showing an upper end portion of a connection support pole and a holding member in the rack body of FIG. The bottom view which shows the trolley | bogie of the storage rack of FIG. The top view which shows the state which suspended the hanger to the upper mounting shelf part of the rack main body of FIG. 2, and mounted the holder for cookware. The partially expanded sectional view by the VIII-VIII line in FIG. Fig.9 (a) and (b) are the elements on larger scale sectional drawing which shows the state which hung cooking utensils on a hanging tool. The front view which shows the simple sink body of the system kitchen according to this invention simply. Sectional drawing by the XI-XI line in FIG. The front view which shows the system kitchen which equipped the side storage rack and the 1st lower storage rack in the simple sink stand main body of FIG. The top view which shows the system kitchen of FIG. Sectional drawing by the XIV-XIV line | wire in FIG. The top view which shows the state which pulled out the 1st lower storage rack from the lower storage space of the simple sink body in the system kitchen of FIG. Fig.16 (a)-(c) is a figure which shows the state which hung various cooking utensils in the 1st lower storage rack. The front view which shows the system kitchen which equipped the side storage rack, the 1st lower storage rack, and the 2nd lower storage rack in the simple sink stand main body of FIG. Sectional drawing by the XIIX-XIIX line | wire in FIG. 19 (a) and 19 (b) are diagrams showing a drainage net member used for the second lower storage rack in the system kitchen of FIG. Explanatory drawing for demonstrating the washing | cleaning method of the dishes using the system kitchen of FIG. Sectional drawing which shows the washing | cleaning dryer used for the washing | cleaning method of the dishes of FIG. 20, and the structure relevant to it. The figure which shows the water purifier unit with a shower, and the structure relevant to it. The side view which shows the example which applied the system kitchen of FIG. 17 to a face-to-face type kitchen structure. FIG. 24 is a plan view showing the face-to-face kitchen structure of FIG. 23;

  Hereinafter, a storage rack according to the present invention and a system kitchen using the storage rack will be described with reference to the attached drawings. First, an embodiment of a storage rack according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 9. In FIGS. 1 to 3, the illustrated storage rack 2 includes a rack body 4 for storing cooking utensils and the like, and a carriage 6 for moving the rack body 4, and the rack body 4 is a carriage 6. It is placed on and supported by

  Next, the storage rack 2 will be described. The rack main body 4 of the storage rack 2 includes the upper mounting shelf 8 and the lower mounting shelf 10, and the plurality of upper mounting shelves 8 (four in this embodiment) The connection support poles 14a, 14b, 14c and 14d are connected to and supported by the lower mounting shelf 10. The rack main body 4 is an assembly type, and the upper mounting shelf 8, the lower mounting rack 10, and the plurality of connection support poles 14a to 14d are assembled as described later to constitute the rack main body 4.

  The upper mounting shelf 8 has a rectangular frame 16 and an interval in a predetermined direction (a direction perpendicular to the paper in FIG. 1, a horizontal direction in FIG. 2, a direction from lower left to upper right in FIG. 3). The first connection member 18 provided in a space, and a space in a direction (left and right direction in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, and from upper left to lower right in FIG. 3) perpendicular to the predetermined direction in the frame 16 And a second connecting member 20 provided. In this embodiment, the plurality of first connection members 18 are formed of rod-like members having a thin outer diameter, and the plurality of second connection members 20 are formed of rod-like members having a larger outer diameter than the first connection member 18. The pitch interval of the connection members 18 is smaller than the pitch interval of the second connection members 20, and the upper mounting shelf 8 as described above includes the frame 16, the first connection members 18, and the second connection members 20. It is configured as a shelf unit.

  The frame 16 includes upper members 22a, 22b, 22c, 22d and lower members 24a, 24b, 24c, 24d which are disposed at an interval in the vertical direction, and adjacent upper members 22a, 22b, 22c, 22d. The lower members 24a, 24b, 24c and 24d are fixed to the cylindrical connecting portions 26a, 26b, 26c and 26d by welding, for example.

  In this embodiment, a reinforcing wire 28 (in FIG. 3, the reinforcing wire 28 is omitted) is provided between the upper members 22 a to 22 d and the lower members 24 a to 24 d, and the reinforcing wire 28 is For example, they are fixed by welding to form a trust structure together with the upper members 22a to 22d and the lower members 24a to 24d.

  In such upper mounting shelf 8, as understood from FIGS. 1 to 3, the plurality of first connection members 18 are fixed by welding to the upper side of the plurality of second connection members 20, and these plurality of first connection members 18 are also fixed. The opposing upper members 22b and 22d of the frame 16 are fixed by welding to the upper side of the both ends of the first connecting member 18, and the remaining opposing sides of the frame 16 are opposed to the upper side of the two ends of the plurality of second connecting members 20. The upper members 22 a and 22 c are fixed by welding, and the plurality of first connection members 18 define the mounting surface of the upper mounting shelf 8.

  Each connecting portion 26a to 26d of the upper mounting shelf 8 has a connecting hole 30 for connecting one end (upper end) of the corresponding connecting support pole 14a to 14d, and each connecting hole 30 is directed upward It is formed in a tapered shape in which the inner diameter gradually decreases (see FIG. 4). In this embodiment, the thickness of the connecting portions 26a to 26d is configured to be constant, and accordingly, the outer diameter of each of the connecting portions 26a to 26d is configured to gradually decrease upward. The upper ends of the connection support poles 14a to 14d are inserted into and connected to the connection holes 30 of the corresponding connection portions 26a to 26d via the holding members 32 (see FIGS. 4 and 5).

  Referring to FIGS. 4 and 5, each of the connection support poles 14a to 14d is formed of an elongated hollow cylindrical member having a circular cross section, and the outer peripheral surface thereof is spaced apart in the axial direction (longitudinal direction). An annular groove 34 is provided. The holding member 32 is composed of a plurality (two in this embodiment) of divided holding pieces 36, and the inner peripheral surface of the divided holding pieces 36 corresponds to the annular groove 34 on the connection support pole 14a-14d side. Protrusions 38 are provided, and the pair of split holding pieces 36 are mounted on the outer peripheral surfaces of the connection support poles 14a to 14d such that the protrusions 38 are positioned in the annular groove 34. In this mounted state, The holding members 32 (a pair of divided holding pieces 36) cover the entire circumference of the connection support poles 14a to 14d. The outer peripheral surface of the holding member 32 is formed in a tapered shape whose outer diameter gradually decreases upward, corresponding to the upper connection holes 30 of the upper connection portions 26a to 26d.

  Attachment to the upper mounting shelf 8 of the connection support pole 14a (14b, 14c, 14d) is performed as follows. That is, the holding member 32 is attached to the upper end portion of the connection support pole 14a (14b, 14c, 14d). In this mounting, for example, the projection 38 is positioned in the uppermost annular groove 34 of the connection support pole 14a (14b, 14c, 14d) to connect the pair of split holding pieces 36 to the connection support pole 14a (14b, 14c, 14d) And the connection support pole 14a (14b, 14c, 14d) and the holding member 32 (a pair of divided holding pieces 36) in the state of being attached to the connection portion 26a (26b, 26c, 26d) of the upper mounting shelf 8 It may be inserted from the lower side into the connection hole 30 of FIG.

  When inserted in this manner, the inner peripheral surface of the connection hole 30 of the connection portion 26a (26b, 26c, 26d) gradually decreases in inner diameter toward the upper side, and the outer peripheral surface of the holding member 32 extends toward the upper side. Since the outer diameter gradually decreases, the holding member 32 mounted on the connection support pole 14a (14b, 14c, 14d) is fitted in and connected to the connection hole 30 of the connection portion 26a (26b, 26c, 26d). In this connection state, the weight of the upper mounting shelf 8 acts on the connection support pole 14a (14b, 14c, 14d) via the holding member 32, so the connection portion 26a (26b, 26c, 26d) and the connection support pole The connection with 14a (14b, 14c, 14d) can be kept more secure. Then, after such connection, the cap member 40 is attached to the open end of the connection portion 26a (26b, 26c, 26d).

  Next, the lower placement shelf 10 will be described. The lower placement shelf 10 shown in the figure has substantially the same configuration as the upper placement portion 8 (placement shelf unit) described above, and the upper and lower sides of the placement shelf unit In reverse, it is used as the lower placement shelf 10, and its configuration can be simplified by using in this way. That is, similar to the upper mounting shelf 8, the lower mounting shelf 10 has a rectangular frame 16, a first connection member 18 provided on the frame 16 at a predetermined distance in a predetermined direction, and the first connection member 18. The frame 16 is provided with a second connection member 20 provided at an interval in a direction perpendicular to the predetermined direction. The frame 16 also includes upper members 22a, 22b, 22c, 22d and lower members 24a, 24b, 24c, 24d disposed at intervals in the vertical direction, and these upper members 22a, 22b, 22c, 22d and lower members 24a, 24b, 24c, 24d are fixed to the cylindrical connecting portions 26a, 26b, 26c, 26d by welding, for example.

  Each connecting portion 26a to 26d of the lower mounting shelf 10 has a connecting hole 56 for connecting the other end (lower end) of the corresponding connecting support pole 14a to 14d, and each connecting hole 56 is mounted The shelf unit is turned upside down to be used as the lower mounting shelf 10, and therefore, the inner diameter is tapered downward (see FIG. 4).

  The holding member 32 is used to connect the other end portion (lower end portion) on the side of the connection support poles 14 a to 14 d by turning upside down. The holding member 32 (a pair of divided holding pieces 36) is attached to the lower end portion of the connection support pole 14a (14b, 14c, 14d), and the connection support pole 14a (14b, 14c, 14d) and the holding in this attached state The member 32 (a pair of divided holding pieces 36) may be inserted from the upper side into the connection hole 30 of the connection portion 26a (26b, 26c, 26d) of the lower mounting shelf 10.

  When inserted in this manner, the inner peripheral surface of the connection hole 30 of the connection portion 26a (26b, 26c, 26d) gradually decreases in inner diameter downward, and the outer peripheral surface of the holding member 32 lowers Since the outer diameter gradually decreases, the holding member 32 mounted on the connection support pole 14a (14b, 14c, 14d) is fitted into the connection hole 30 of the connection portion 26a (26b, 26c, 26d), and the upper mounting shelf portion 8 and the weight of the connection support pole 14a (14b, 14c, 14d) act on the lower mounting shelf 10 through the holding member 30, and the connection support pole 14a (14b, 14c, 14d) and the lower mounting shelf 10 are connected The connection with the part 26a (26b, 26c, 26d) can be kept more secure. In the lower placement shelf 10, since the placement shelf unit is used upside down, the plurality of first connection members 18 define the support bottom surface of the lower placement shelf 10.

  Next, referring to FIG. 6 together with FIG. 1, the carriage 6 for supporting the rack body 4 will be described. The illustrated carriage 6 has a plate-like carriage body 66 and a bottom surface of the carriage body 66. A plurality of caster means 68 mounted is provided, and in this form caster means 68 is mounted at the four corners of the rectangular carriage body 66. The plurality of caster means 68 have the same configuration, and a pivotal support member pivotally mounted on a mounting member 70 and a pivotal axis extending in the vertical direction to the mounting member 70 via a bearing means (not shown). 72 and a wheel 76 rotatably supported by the pivot support member 72 about a support shaft 74, and the mounting member 70 is fixed to the bottom surface of the carriage main body 66 by, for example, a fixing screw (not shown). When the pivot support member 72 of each caster means 68 pivots about the pivot axis, the wheel 76 attached thereto pivots within the pivot range shown by the alternate long and short dash line in FIG. It does not stand out.

In the storage rack 2, as shown in FIG. 1, the rack body 4 (specifically, the support bottom surface of the lower mounting shelf portion 10) is provided on the carriage 6 (specifically, the upper surface of the carriage main body 66). Placed
Notches 77 are provided by cutting the four corners of the base car body 6, and the connecting portions 26 a to 26 d of the lower mounting shelf 10 are fitted in these notches 77, and the rack body 4 is joined.

This dolly body 6 is effective in preventing the entry of dust which is completely closed on the lower surface and walked by the worker's slippers, and in cleaning of the dolly body 6, the rack body 4 and the dolly body 6 can be disassembled simply by lifting Can be cleaned. Furthermore, as resistance to earthquakes, there is no resistance of Kiastar 68, and the influence of transmitting vibration to the storage rack is extremely small, and furthermore, the cookware stored by hanging with a hanging tool described later serves as the center of gravity to prevent vibration. Is unnecessary.
The basic configuration of the storage rack is formed, and is the basis of the other two racks adopted in the system kitchen described later.

  The storage rack 2 can be conveniently used to store various cooking utensils. 7 to 9, a plurality of second connection members 20 (and / or a plurality of first connection members 18) of the upper mounting shelf 8 can be used to store a large cooking appliance or the like, In this case, for example, the first hanger 80 shown in FIG. 9 (a) or the second hanger 93 shown in FIG. 9 (b) are attached to the second connection member 20 (and / or the first connection member 18). It is attached. The first hanger 80 is formed by bending a wire-like member in a substantially W shape, and the receiving recess 84 of the central portion 82 is suspended by the second connection member 20 (and / or the first connection member 18). By thus deepening the receiving recess 84, it is possible to prevent the detachment of the suspension 80 from the second connection member 20 (and / or the first connection member 18).

  In this first hanging tool 80, a cooking appliance such as the cooking pot 90 can be suspended from the hanging portion 86 on one side, and a cooking appliance such as the frying pan 91 can be suspended from the hanging portion 88 on the other side. You can hang and store cooking utensils well. In such a first hanging tool 80, for example, the lengths of the hanging portion 86 on one side and the hanging portion 88 on the other side may be changed. In this case, the hanging of the one side hanging portion 86 is suspended. The position and the hanging position of the hanging portion 88 on the other side are different in the height direction, and the storage efficiency for storing the cookware can be further enhanced.

  The second hanger 93 is a wire-like member formed in a substantially S-shape, the receiving recess 95 is provided at one end thereof, the hanging portion 97 is provided at the other end, and the receiving recess 95 is The second connecting member 20 (and / or the first connecting member 18) is suspended, and a cooking appliance such as a frying pan 91 is suspended from the hanging portion 97 thereof.

  The storage rack 2 has a large storage capacity and can accommodate not only large-sized cooking utensils for daily use but also all utensils in stock. Furthermore, it is possible to grasp at a glance the necessary things from the outside, crouch and crawl over in a crawling manner. The storage rack can be pulled out or angled out easily without having to look for and take out in the dark. Furthermore, there is no contact with large cooking utensils, no dirt, no cockroach dwelling. Form a storage tool.

  As shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, in order to store the kitchen knife such as the cooking knife 94 using the storage rack 2, the placement holder 96 is used. The illustrated placement holder 96 includes a plurality of placement holding members 98 disposed at intervals, and the placement holding members 98 are attached to the pair of support members 100.

The placement holder 96 is placed on the upper placement shelf 8 (in this embodiment, the plurality of first connection members 18) and used, and the blade portion 102 of the knife 94 to be stored is a placement holding member It is inserted through the gap between 98. Thus, as shown in FIG. 8, the end face (end face where the blade 102 extends) of the handle 104 of the kitchen knife 94 abuts on the adjacent placement holding member 98, and the blade 102 is between the first connecting members 18. It is kept inserted into the storage space 92 (see FIG. 1) through this and held by the mounting holder 96 in such a state, and this storage rack is adopted as an existing or new kitchen as the side rack 2B as described later can do.

  Such a storage rack 2 can be conveniently applied to, for example, a simple sink shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, and can be combined as shown in FIGS. 12 to 14 to provide a system kitchen. In FIGS. 10 and 11, the illustrated simple sink 202 includes a sink 206 and a simplified sink main body 204, and supporting legs 208, 210, 212, 213 (shown in FIG. 11) are provided. Each of the support legs 208, 210, 212, and 213 is formed of a member having an L-shaped cross section, and the height adjustment member 214 is screwed to the lower end portion thereof to adjust the height of each height adjustment member 214. The grounding portion 216 is installed, for example, on the floor surface 218 of the kitchen.

  In the sink 202 shown (FIG. 10), the sink 206 is provided on the left side of the simple sink body 204, the cooking work table 220 is provided on the right side, and the sink 206 and the cooking work table 220 are integrally configured. ing.

  In the sink 202, the right support plate 222 is provided on the right side (the portion between the pair of support legs 210 and 212) shown in the XIV cross-sectional view (FIG. 11) of the simple sink main body 204. The left support plate 224 is provided on the side surface (portion between the support legs 208 and 213), and the rear support plate 226 is provided on the rear surface (portion between the support legs 212 and 213). A lower storage space 228 is provided below the sink 206 and the cooking work table 220 by the left support plate 224 and the rear support plate 226. These support plates 222, 224, and 226, for example, cut the top wall and one side wall of a unit body having a top wall and four side walls (cut the side wall located on the front side, and attach the remaining three side walls) By fixing the support legs 208, 210, 212, 213 inside with the screws 227, it is possible to have a relatively simple and sufficient strength The front face (a pair of support legs) of the simple sink body 204 The lower storage space 228 extends rearward from the front opening toward the rear wall member 226).

  Further, the drainage portion 230 is connected to the bottom of the sink 206 of the simple sink body 204, and the drainage pipe 232 is connected to the drainage portion 230. The drainage portion 230 projects into the lower storage space 228 of the simple sink body 204, and the drain pipe 232 extends downward through the lower storage space 228 and extends through the floor surface 218 to an underfloor space (not shown). .

  For example, two storage racks, in this example, the side storage rack 2B and the first lower storage rack, are combined with the sink 202 to form a system kitchen shown in FIGS. 12 to 14, in this system kitchen, the basic configurations of the side storage rack 2B and the first lower storage rack 2C are substantially the same as described above, and their sizes (height, width, depth) are It is different.

  The side storage rack 2B is moved to one side of the simple sink body 204 (specifically, the left side when the sink 206 is disposed on the left side) and installed so as to continue from the simple sink body 204. Be placed. When the sink 206 of the simplified sink body 204 is disposed on the right side, the side storage rack 2B is installed on the right side of the simplified sink body.

  Further, the mounting holder 96 is mounted on the upper surface (mounting surface) of the first connection member 18 of the upper mounting shelf portion 8, and the cooking knife is placed between the adjacent mounting and holding members 98 of the mounting holder 96. 94 is inserted and held.

  In the side storage rack 2B, a cover member 234 is disposed on the front surface (when installed on the side of the sink 202, the surface between the connecting portions 26a and 26b of the frame 16 is the front surface). The upper portion of the cover member 234 is attached to the upper mounting shelf 8B of the rack body 4B, and the lower portion is attached to the lower mounting shelf 10B, and the front side between the upper mounting shelf 8B and the lower mounting shelf 10B Cover the By configuring in this manner, it is possible to prevent the large-sized cooking utensils suspended and stored in the side storage rack 2B from being viewed from the outside, and to prevent the entry of dust generated by the operation of the worker. Preferably, the cover member 234 is provided with a handle 236 for facilitating the movement of the side storage rack 2B.

  Further, the first lower storage rack 2C is configured to be medium in height so that small-sized cooking appliances can be hung and stored, and one side of the lower storage space 228 (for example, In the state of being stored movably in the lower storage space 228 on the right side in FIGS. 12 and 13 and in the side where the drainage portion 230 and the drain pipe 232 do not exist), as shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 1, the pole 14 is positioned on the rear support plate 226 so as to be positioned, and the cover member 234 is inserted about 30 to 50 mm from the front part of the simple sink to prevent the first storage rack 2C from becoming dirty.

  The first lower storage rack 2C is configured, for example, as shown in FIG. 15, and is stored in the lower storage space 228 of the simple sink body 204 in the storage state shown by the alternate long and short dash line in FIG. As shown by a solid line in FIG. 15, it can be moved to the front side of the simple sink body 204.

  The first storage rack 2C is provided with a storage / removal opening 112 in the upper placement shelf 8C. A middle portion in a longitudinal direction in a portion of the first connection members 18a (arranged in the middle in the predetermined direction which is the vertical direction in FIG. 15) among the plurality of first connection members 18 is cut, and a plurality of An intermediate portion in a longitudinal direction in a part of the second connecting members 20a of the second connecting members 20 (arranged at an intermediate portion in a direction perpendicular to a predetermined direction which is the horizontal direction in FIG. 15) is cut off, By cutting in this manner, a rectangular storage / removal opening 112 is provided substantially at the center of the upper mounting shelf 8C.

  Thus, when the storage / extraction opening 112 is provided, it is possible to put a hand into the storage space from the upper side of the rack main body 4C through the storage / extraction opening 112, and thus small cookware (see FIG. (Not shown) can be easily stored in the storage space, and small cookware stored in the storage space can be easily taken out.

  The first connection member 18 and the second connection member 20 which define the storage / extraction opening 112, and the first connection member 18 a and the second connection member 20 a which are left after being cut are further located on the outer periphery of the frame 16. The hanger 80 (93) can be attached to the members 22a, 22b, 22c, 22d.

  For example, as shown in FIG. 16 (a), for example, a W-shaped suspension 80 (first suspension) is attached to the first connection member 18 (and / or the second connection member 20) of the first lower storage rack 2C. Tools are attached, and it is possible to suspend and store two small cooking utensils such as a tadpole 240 and a mesh sheath 242 on both ends of the attached hanging member 80. Further, as shown in FIG. 16 (b), an S-shaped hanging tool 93 (constituting a second hanging tool) may be attached. In this case, the hook 238 attached to the attached hanging tool 93 is used. Small cooking utensils such as are hung and stored. Further, as shown in FIG. 16C, small cooking appliances such as tongue 244 can be directly suspended and stored without using the hangers 80 and 93. The cut portions of the first connection member 18a and the second connection member 20a are desirably finished without burrs.

Also in the first lower storage rack 2C, a cover member 246 is disposed on the front surface (the surface between the connecting portions 26a and 26d of the frame 16 is the front surface) as in the above-described side storage rack 2B. The upper part of the cover member 246 is attached to the upper placing shelf 8C of the rack body 4C, the lower part is attached to the lower placing shelf 10C, and the front side between the upper placing shelf 8C and the lower placing shelf 10C is cover. In addition, it is preferable that the cover member 246 be provided with a pair of handle portions 248 in order to facilitate the movement of the first lower storage rack 2B. The cover member 246 is
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  The sink 202 (simplified sink main body 204) is combined with, for example, three storage racks, in this example, a side storage rack, a first lower storage rack, and a second lower storage rack, to form a system kitchen shown in FIGS. Be done. 17 and 18, in this system kitchen, the sink 202 (simplified sink main body 204), the side storage rack 2B and the first lower storage rack 2C are substantially the same as the above-described embodiment, and the second lower storage rack 2D has been added. Hereinafter, the second lower storage rack 2D will be described.

  The second lower storage rack 2D is higher than the first lower storage rack 2C so that cooking utensils which can not be suspended on the side storage rack 2B and the first lower storage rack 2C can be stored using the storage tray or the like. , And is movably accommodated on the other side of the lower accommodation space 228 (for example, on the left side in FIG. 17 and in front of the drainage portion 230 and the drainage pipe 232) through the front opening of the simple sink body 204; As shown in FIG. 18, in the stored state, it is configured not to protrude from the lower storage space 228.

  As the second lower storage rack 2D, for example, a storage rack substantially similar to the first lower storage rack 2C (for example, smaller in size than the first lower storage rack 2C and omitting the storage / extraction opening and the hanger) The rack having the shelf function can be conveniently used, and is stored in the lower storage space 228 of the simple sink body 204 in the storage state shown in FIG. 17 and FIG. Similar to the lower storage rack 2C, it can be moved to the front side of the simple sink body 204.

  In the second lower storage rack 2D, for example, a thin tray 252 is placed and accommodated in the lower placing rack portion 10D, and in a plurality of cases, the thin tray 252 is placed and accommodated in a stacked state. Further, in the upper placement shelf 8D, for example, the accommodation tray 254 is placed and accommodated, and in the accommodation tray 254, cooking utensils which can not be suspended and accommodated are accommodated.

  At the bottom of the storage tray 254, an arraying mesh member 258 is disposed. With reference to FIGS. 17 and 19, this arranging net member 256 is formed of a pair of support portions 260 formed in a substantially trapezoidal shape as a whole and a plurality of partition portions 260 provided between the pair of support portions 260. The configured and non-hanging cookware 256 and the like are inserted and held between the adjacent partitions 260 of the arraying mesh member 258 and stored. When there are many cooking utensils which can not be hung, the storage tray 254 can be placed on the lower mounting shelf 8D.

  In this system kitchen, when washing dishes, it can wash efficiently by hand washing. Referring to FIG. 20, the work table 220 of the simple sink body 204 has a small work space, so handling of dishes etc is inconvenient, requiring time and labor. The first lower storage rack 2C is positioned at the position shown in FIG. That is, the first lower storage rack 2C stored in the lower storage space of the simple sink body 204 is pulled out in the direction shown by the arrow 274, and after it is pulled out in this way, it is rotated about 90 degrees as shown by the arrow 276 according to usability. Let me position it in a place where work efficiency is good In this example of use, the washing operation of the dishes 278, ie, the detergent washing step, the finish washing step, and the drying step are performed in such a state of positioning.

  In the step of washing the dishes 278, one or more (two in the illustrated example) thin trays 280 are placed on the upper surface (loading surface) of the upper placing shelf 8C of the first lower storage rack 2C. Be done. In addition, one or more (two in the illustrated example) thin trays 282 are placed on the upper surface of the cooking work table 220 of the simple sink body 204. The storage tray 282 placed on the upper surface of the cooking work table 220 accommodates the dishes 278 after the previous step (for example, the detergent washing step) and is placed on the upper placement shelf 8C of the first lower storage rack 2C. The placed thin tray 280 accommodates the dishes 278 after the next process (for example, the washing and finishing process) of the previous process. As the thin trays 280 and 282, for example, the thin tray 252 placed and stored in the lower mounting shelf portion 10D of the second lower storage rack 2D in FIGS. 17 and 18 can be taken out and used.

    In the drying process, the first lower storage rack 2C, for example, a cupboard (not shown) as indicated by an arrow 288, with the thin tray 280 containing the dishes 278 after finish cleaning placed thereon. The tableware 278 can be efficiently stored in the cupboard by moving the tableware in the direction of and wiping the dishes with a drying tool (for example, a cloth).

  Next, with reference to FIG. 20, FIG. 21 and FIG. 22, the washing and drying device 272 used when finishing and washing the dishes 278 will be described. The washing and drying device 272 includes a flexible hose 290, a washing stand 292 and a cover body 294 in addition to the sprayer 286. The jet body 286 has a jet nozzle portion 296 for jetting water (or hot water) and a grip portion 298 gripped by an operator. One end of the flexible hose 290 is connected to the faucet 300 of the sink 202 (specifically, the sink main body 204) (see FIG. 21), and the spray body 286 is connected to the other end.

  A spray body insertion hole is provided in the zenith portion 302 of the cover body 294, and the spray nozzle portion 296 is inserted through the spray body insertion hole so as to have a play in the cover body 294. The peripheral wall portion 304 of the cover body 294 gradually expands downward, surrounds the injection nozzle portion 296, and is coupled to the injection body 286 so that the angle and height of the injection can be changed.

  In addition, the washing table 292 has a disk-like top plate portion 306 on which dishes, cooking utensils, food or the like are placed, and a peripheral wall portion 308 extending downward from the outer peripheral portion of the top plate portion 306. A top plate hole 310 is provided in the vicinity of the center of the top plate portion 306. The cleaning table 292 is configured such that the corner of the boundary between the upper surface of the top plate portion 306 and the outer wall surface of the peripheral wall portion 308 can contact the inner wall surface of the peripheral wall portion 294 of the cover body 294. For the specific configuration of such a washing and drying device 286, refer to the specification and drawings of Japanese Patent No. 5988464.

  The washing operation using the washing / drying tool 286 is performed as follows. When the washing and drying tool 286 is placed on the sink 206 of the simple sink body 204 and the spray body 286 is lifted, the cover body 294 is lifted, the dishes 278 and the like are placed on the washing table 292 and the spray body 286 is lowered to cover the body 294. And a wash stand 292 to form a closed space 312. Then, while injecting water in such a state, the sprayer 286 is eccentrically rotated while the entire surface of the tableware 278 is cleaned efficiently to prevent scattering of the washing water, and there is no unnecessary discharge, water saving and watering promptly. One face of class 278 is cleaned. After that, the operator lifts the sprayer 286, turns over the tableware 278, places it on the washing table 292, lowers the sprayer 286, and carries out a similar operation to carry out spray cleaning, and thus one disherture Finish cleaning for class 278 is completed. This is repeated by the worker for the number of dishes 278, and all dishes 278 are finished and cleaned.

  At the time of the finish cleaning, one hand operates the jet body 286 and the other hand handles the dishes 286, that is, throws in the dishes 286, turns over, and takes out. Specifically, the dishes 278 stored in the thin tray 282 placed on the cooking work table 220 of the system kitchen are taken out, put into the washing table 292, taken out from the washing table 292, and the first lower storage rack The movement to the thin tray 280 placed on 2 C and the accommodation to the thin tray 280 are performed.

  The injection body 286 is configured to be connectable to the flexible hose 290 via a quick connection 314 with a stop valve. A shower-equipped water purifier unit 316 and a nipple joint 318 are removably attached to the stop valved quick fitting 314. Since it is configured in this manner, the showered water purifier unit 316 having the water purifier connecting pipe 320 is replaced with the nipple joint 318 in place of the jet body 286 at the quick joint 314 with a stop attached to the flexible hose 290. It is detachably connected via

  Although not shown, the nipple joint 318 is provided with a hanger and suspended by a chain, and the nipple joint 318 of the shower-equipped water purifier unit 316 is connected to the quick joint 314 with a stop valve of the flexible hose 290. Be done. In such a connection state, the water (hot water) from the faucet 300 is supplied to the shower-equipped water purifier unit 316 through the flexible hose 290, and the purified water from the shower-equipped water purifier unit 316 is supplied or switched. It is possible to wash cooking utensils and foodstuffs with shower water.

  In the recent faucet 300, the faucet used to pull out and use the shower tool is the mainstream, but with the water purifier unit 316 with a shower that can be suspended and moved, there is no gravity and there is almost no force in pulling out either. It is easy, overwhelmingly convenient for old people and disabled people, and it can be provided inexpensively without any construction. When installed in a normal sink 206, the shower-equipped water purifier unit 316 is suspended, and if there is a large amount of cleaning material, the cooking work table 220 of the simple sink body 204 and the first lower storage Washing can be conveniently performed using the thin trays 280 and 282 placed on the rack 2C. For the shower-equipped water purifier unit 316 and the specific configuration related thereto, also refer to the specification and drawings of Japanese Patent No. 5988464.

  23 and 24 show an example in which the system kitchen is applied to a face-to-face kitchen. In FIG. 23 and FIG. 24, in the face-to-face kitchen, a partition wall 322 for partitioning the kitchen space 320 is provided in the kitchen, and the system kitchen is installed close to the partition wall 322. The system kitchen includes a sink main body 204 provided with a sink 206, a side storage rack 2B installed on the side of the sink main body 204, and a first lower storage rack 2C and a first storage rack 2C stored in the lower storage space of the sink body 204. And two lower storage racks 2D, which are installed along the partition wall 322. A rear support plate 226 in FIG. 11 has a space of about 150 mm, which is provided with a hanging tool on the back side of the upper placing shelf of the first storage rack and can store the washing and drying tool 286. In this place, various detergents and drugs can be stored in a container.

  As mentioned above, although the storage rack according to the present invention and the system kitchen using the same have been described, the present invention is not limited to these embodiments, and various changes and modifications are possible without departing from the scope of the present invention is there.

2, 2B, 2C, 2D Storage rack 4, 4B, 4C, 4D Rack body 6 car body 8, 8B, 8C, 8D upper mounting shelf 10, 10B, 10C, 10D lower mounting shelf 14a, 14b, 14c, 14d Connecting support pole 16 Frame body 18 first connecting member 20 first upper connecting member 26a, 26b, 26c, 26d connecting part 32 holding member 66 carriage main body 68 caster means 76 wheels 202 sink 204 simple sink table main body 206 sink 228 lower storage space 272 cleaning Drying tool 286 spray body 292 washing table 294 cover body

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A rack body for storing stored items, and a carriage for moving the rack body,
The rack main body includes a lower mounting shelf mounted on the carriage, an upper mounting shelf disposed above the lower mounting shelf, and a connection of the upper mounting shelf to the lower mounting shelf. And a plurality of connecting support poles for supporting,
The upper mounting shelf includes a rectangular frame, a plurality of first connection members provided at predetermined intervals in the frame, and a direction perpendicular to the predetermined direction in the frame. A connecting portion having a plurality of second connecting members provided at intervals and having connecting holes whose inner diameters gradually decrease upward is provided at four corners of the frame, and between adjacent connecting portions A pair of connecting wires disposed at an interval in the vertical direction are fixed by welding, and a reinforcing wire formed in a corrugated shape is fixed by welding between the pair of connecting wires,
The lower mounting shelf has the same configuration as the upper mounting shelf, and the upper mounting shelf is disposed upside down, and the upper ends of the plurality of connection support poles are mounted via the holding member. The lower mounting shelf portion is inserted into the connection hole of the corresponding connection portion of the frame of the shelf portion, and the lower end portion of the plurality of connection support poles is placed via the holding member disposed upside down In the connection hole of the corresponding connection portion of the frame body of
Further, the carriage body has a carriage body for supporting the rack body, and a plurality of caster means attached to the bottom surface of the carriage body, and the wheels of the plurality of caster means are outside of the carriage body Can be swiveled without protruding into the
The lower mounting shelf portion of the rack body is mounted on the carriage main body of the carriage, and connecting portions at the four corners of the lower mounting shelf portion of the rack body are fitted into notches at four corners of the carriage. Storage rack characterized by   The storage rack according to claim 1, wherein a cover member is attached to a front surface of the rack body, and the cover member is disposed across the upper mounting shelf and the lower mounting shelf.   The mounting holder is configured to be mountable on the upper surface of the upper mounting shelf portion of the rack body, and the mounting holder includes a plurality of holding members disposed at intervals, and adjacent holding members are provided. The storage rack according to claim 1 or 2, wherein cooking knives are inserted and held between the members. A simple sink body provided with a sink for washing dishes and a cooking work table for performing a cooking operation, and two storage racks according to claim 1 or 2,
The square portion of the simple sink body is provided with a leg portion, the support plate is disposed on three sides except the front surface of the simple sink body, the support plate is attached to the leg portion, and the leg portion and the support plate Thus, a lower storage space whose front is open is provided at the lower part of the simple sink body, and a drainage pipe from the sink of the simple sink body extends downward through the lower storage space of the simple sink body,
One of the storage racks is movably disposed on the side of the simple sink body to function as a side storage rack, and the plurality of first connection members and / or the plurality of second connection members of the side storage racks are provided. , A first hanger for hanging large cooking utensils is detachably mounted,
Another one of the storage racks functions as a first lower storage rack movably accommodated on the side where the drainage pipe does not exist in the lower accommodation space of the simple sink body, and the first lower storage rack The frame of the upper mounting shelf is provided with an opening by cutting a part of the plurality of first connection members and the plurality of second connection members, and the plurality of first connection members and / or the plurality of second connections The member is detachably attached with a second hanger for suspending small cooking utensils,
When the first lower storage rack is pulled out from the lower storage space of the simple sink body, the opening is exposed to the outside, and the small cookware can be attached to and removed from the second hanger through the opening. System kitchen characterized by.   A third storage rack according to claim 1 is further provided in addition to the side storage rack and the first lower storage rack, wherein the third storage rack is in the lower storage space of the simplified sink body. The storage tray functions as a second lower storage rack movably accommodated on the front side of the drainage pipe, and the accommodation tray is placed on the lower placement shelf and / or the upper placement shelf of the second lower storage rack. An arrangement net member is disposed at an inner bottom portion of the tray, and a cooking utensil which can not be suspended to the upper mounting shelf portion of the side storage rack and the first lower storage rack is placed and stored. The system kitchen according to claim 4.   The first lower storage rack is pulled out or pulled out from the lower storage space of the simple sink body in the detergent washing step, finish washing step or drying step when washing dishes etc., and then it is further rotated to work efficiency In this arrangement, one or more thin trays are placed on the upper mounting shelf, and one or more thin trays are also placed on the cooking work table of the simple sink body. A plurality of food containers are placed on the thin tray and stored in the detergent washing step, the finish washing step, or the drying step, and the first lower storage rack is a container for which the final step is finished. The system kitchen according to claim 4 or 5, characterized in that it functions as a transport rack for transport to the storage rack of A faucet is attached to the simple sink body or the proximity wall thereof, and a cleaning and drying tool for jet cleaning the dishes is detachably connected to the faucet, and the cleaning and drying tool is connected to the faucet A flexible hose for supplying water, a jet body attached to the flexible hose, a washing table for placing the dishes, a nozzle portion of the jet body, the dishes and the washing plate; A washing and drying tool including a cover body for covering the part, and a washing and drying tool which can be replaced with a water purifier unit with a shower via a quick-stop valve with a stop valve provided on the flexible hose. The system kitchen according to claim 6, characterized in that

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